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Description:
Artist....: Herbie Hancock
Title.....: Headhunters
Rel. Date.: 1973
Type/Genre: Funk
Size......: 96mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 320
1. "Chameleon" (Hancock/Jackson/Mason/Maupin) – 15:41
2. "Watermelon Man" (Hancock) – 6:29
3. "Sly" (Hancock) – 10:15
4. "Vein Melter" (Hancock) – 9:09
Head Hunters has spawned a thousand copies and copyists, but is only strengthened through comparison. One of the most enduring works of the 70s' jazz/funk legacy, and surely one of Herbie Hancock's most enjoyable and infectious recordings,the album was released in the deeply groovy days of 1973, and soon became the best-selling record in jazz history. Loping along on a glorious bed of springy wah-wah and synth bass, the group used all the new technology of the time, and Hancock himself seemed to revel (as he still does) in the latest keyboard sounds available to him. Jazz/funk has never again sounded so exciting and dangerous.
Artist....: Herbie Hancock
Title.....: Headhunters
Rel. Date.: 1973
Type/Genre: Funk
Size......: 96mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 320
1. "Chameleon" (Hancock/Jackson/Mason/Maupin) – 15:41
2. "Watermelon Man" (Hancock) – 6:29
3. "Sly" (Hancock) – 10:15
4. "Vein Melter" (Hancock) – 9:09
Head Hunters has spawned a thousand copies and copyists, but is only strengthened through comparison. One of the most enduring works of the 70s' jazz/funk legacy, and surely one of Herbie Hancock's most enjoyable and infectious recordings,the album was released in the deeply groovy days of 1973, and soon became the best-selling record in jazz history. Loping along on a glorious bed of springy wah-wah and synth bass, the group used all the new technology of the time, and Hancock himself seemed to revel (as he still does) in the latest keyboard sounds available to him. Jazz/funk has never again sounded so exciting and dangerous.